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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

Is mebren iib Die 9tn5ei6en, ldreibt
mnu aug 8nIbin9tOn, bnB im nd6iter
9on9refie ell ltarter 9tn9riff auf Die
Ginwanoeruug 9emadt luiro. Die Gin.
ipnnberrng miro ben gtatiuiiten inmcr
uubequemer, uno ibrc Sei6rdufuug
fd6rt fort, 6eiprddstbema in Den mel
iten pOlitiidcu 9reiieH 5u ieiH. Die
Gingeiuauoerten, lUel6e Our1lueg @eg.
ner Der &ru9ibitiOu iiuo, iuirO mau uUu
oieier Seite iuicber Su fuebeln iubeu
uuo es iiebt jest gan5 bnnad aus, nls
ob 8robibitiouiiteH uuo NutiuiIten 9e-
meininme Sade MAIDEN lrcrocu. Sic
reduen auf itarfe lluteritiiBung i'll Bel
ben 9robcn Eartcien uno eriunrten 10
gar, bnB oieIe III Der 66roerung ibrer
YlGne iuetteiIern lucroen. ISenn Die
GinaeiUnnoerten lire potitii9e Nn6t
gcbrnu9er, f6nnen iie bieIer 8eiuegung
luU6l nod einnal erfOl9rei9cn g8iOcrz
Itnno leiiteu, a6er 9craoc oamit idleint's
beoenfli6 5u bnpern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

96omas 6. 8OtueQ, Der benIotrntii9e
@ouuerneurs Ganhioat bes Staates
O6io, gilt nGIgemein nls Der @tann,
tpelder ben Gorruptiousion6 oert6eilt
fat, Der ben Stauouro Def s. S6ri9 9eHrp
9. 8npne 5um 8unbesIenntor nra6te.
Die Domination iit Iomtt Der 2o9n FIR
bic I9musi9e 4rbeit fiir ben &ODlenOls
&6nis. Sofentli9 iucrben Die g8dBler
Die 9tntiuort nuf oieie 9tomiHntiOn ni9t
idulbis bleiben. SIR @uiuen tuiro cine
geieberlnse ni6ts gteues Iein; Der Otann
iit INNER nod, 10 oft er fir ell 9lmt
lief aeI6laeen iuoroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

6enrD George lit iebr srOBmIt6i9 IN
Ieiner Qanotheorie. Gr ipiQ gtiemanoem
feline 6arm ODER ieine 6eimitdtte nit
@eiunlt ne6men, aber er fuiiroe ibn oer=
anlaheu, enolid ieiu Gi9entbum frei.
fuilIig auf5ugebeu, mn Inn ben boben
9aren 81 ent9e6en. 2ie 8erftinol9un9
iol6er Sheen mag bas 8ublifum an
genebm unterbnlteu, cher burbfI6rbnr
lino oerlei 8rojefte ni9t, oenn Der 9e=
re9tigteitsiinn bes 8Olfes un0 bns
Sel6ItintereIie Der Nnjoritdt iteht nit
ihnen in enti6iebenem @iberiprud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

Die 8ir9inier Grz&ebeuen Oerlan9en,
bnB Der Sereini9ten Staten 5lng9e,
in Nuerfennung bes &u9mes un6 Der
G6re, iuel6e Die 9febelen i'm &rie9e
baOOn 9etra9en bnbeu, neben ben
sternen unb Stretfen Der Union fortn n
nu6 Die Sterne unb 8alfen (stars and
bars) Der 8e6ellenfa6nen eingefHgt
tuerben. @ir6 tuobG 8rdIioemt @lebe=
lamb e;nen 8rief i6rei6en, in tuel6em
er nu9 6ns enpfieblt?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

Ga9oem Blaine unb Sherman lau9e
als bic promiuenteiteu republitdn nii6eit
BrdiioeHtidnfts @anOiSateH galteu,
i9eint ieBt &obert Z. 9incolu mebr in
ben Soroer9run0 ~ treten, 6auptiddz
lid, ipeil er feiuer Der ii6 betdmpfenoen
5attiOnen anit6Bi9 lit, 9rOBes nominiz
itratines Salent 6efuuoef fat, uno ii6
nit Sdnoen uno 5iiBen sesen feline
9nnoioatur fpebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05
Gircft nnn Getu @orf.

g8ir ba6en i'll Seem gort cine 9roBe
groBe Guantitdt Der beiten 3metI9sen
getnuft, tuelde mir, ioiuie bieiel6en bier
antunmen duBerit billi9 pertnufen tuerz
ben. % 9funo fiir $1OO. Dies iit
seipiB Die bette Sferte Die ie in unierer
StaSt eematt wuroe Spre6t bel
3eiter our ebe es 5u ipdt lit.
RpuniQ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

Die 8unbes~@ommiliion bat ent;
idieber, buB @iienbubnen BEL 9tus.
iteauns BON 3idets feinc Slaiie pOn
8eiIenoeu 9esen nnbere bepor5u9en
oirfeu. San6llnssreiien6e bu6en teir
&e6t nuf blGlisere 8efOrOeruns, als
nnoere 2eute. gBas bel ibneH als BIZ
ti9es unb augemeiienes Sabrgelo gift,
bag bat aud fir anOere &eiieuOe 81
selten. 9lQe 9laiien pOn 9feiienOer
ieien gleidmdBig 5u bebanbeln. Sieif
gntI9eioung lit ni9t mebr, als billig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05
9nuit Graders 5u > Gents One
HiIIuo Bel
>. 6. tGnHi * Sru.

Snmuel gt. 8roOts, aus gn9lnn0.
Der Sater oes i'll st. 9Ouis iueseu Der
GtmOrbuug 9trtbur 8reIer's 5um 1Obe
Uerurtbeitten 6u9b Muriueu alias
g8nlter s.. 9ennor. iit leste @Ode in
ct. 9ouis eingetrOfeu uno ipirb eineH
lebten 9eriu1 MAIDEN, ons 2e6en ieines
5Obnes i'll retten, mas ibm boffeutlid
nidt 9eliu9en miro, bcnn Der S9urfe
bat ben Strnng rei9li6 oeroient.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05
@arum Der stnr5 Die tlrinrm Saim=
DER briHgt.

Als slonm nod I'M 9ara0ie5
0tit Gua gliidlib le6te,
Sid 9escuIeitig sU erfreu'u
Gin ieoes tdglidl itrebte,
Oa bat er einitens 9utt ben !6errH
Sn elmer gnteH Stuno,'
SaB CT nit einem &ndblciu m6ht'
8eeliifen i6re1 8uno.
Oarob mar bisier iebr erfreut
1lnb ipra6: On BATS erfaBt,
Das lit einmal elm bii6i9 @ei9enf
9as fiir Die @pa pnBt.
llno bnlo perlieG Die !6immelspfort
Gin Gnglein raiheu sSlu9's,
Gin &Hd6lein tlein uno sart uno feir
Sn ieinen Slrmeu trI9's.
S6on ipar es naDe BEL Der @ro',
Sa Itolperts in Der 9uit
lln6 ldBt ba3 arme &inbIein fdu'n
Sn cine @olfenfluft.
9'rno iiegt es nod elm Stor6 uno eiIt
% fluges S6ier - 0'rauI log
limb fdnst es nit Dem S3uabel auf
llnb 1e9t's i'll gon's S1uuB.
llls bieS Der 0err 9elegen bat,
Sa mnro er gang ertjiidt,
DEM niemal5 d6ut' er, oaB Elm
Stor6
90 flu9 lei uuo geI6idt.
lluo 5ur Selubnuug mar icitbem
Der StOr1 bulopou eruannt,
0nB er Die tlcinen &iuoer bringt
SSu Stnot uno auf Dem 2ano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

0nrpep, Der bis6erise Ittbeilunss<
DEF i'm @nibiu9tOner SduBnmt, bat
feline Setrii8ereien Dor 9eri9t einees
itanhen nnb lit III Sulse befieu Su Siu0lf
SGbren 3u6t1aus oerrrt6eilt tporoen.
Gtnen unan9enebmen Ginoruf mn6t
Die 9(rt nna gSeiie, in iuelder 8i6ter
Mont9pmerp tbeillueiie iein llrt6eil be-
griinoste. g8ie cine fDrmli6e GutI6ul=
Oi9ung luegen Der barten Gtrafe bort
e3 it6 all, foenn er ia9t, er lniie ben UNI
Itnno, baB Der 9lngetlagte elmer reipet=
tablen 6amilie angeb6re, ni9t aus ben
2lu9en; feruer: Die oor9ebra9ten Ntil=
oerungsgrilnoe f6nnten ipdter bonn 8rd=
iioentcn beriifiidti9t iueroen - er, Der
3i6ter, tDnne ri6t nnoers nls
Den 9lu9efla9ten fir ieben Der bier sur
Sluse 9eiteIlteu 6dllen 81 brei, Suiumz
men 81 5lu6lf Sabren 3u9tbaus uerurz
tbeilen. - gSa3 bat oenn Der &i6ter
nit Der ,,rcipettnblen" 5amilie bes 9lnt
geflagten Su tbun? Sor ibm Itebt Der
iberfubrte unb 9eitdnoise Setriiser, ben
er no6 DEM @eiese inter 8erudiidz
ti9un9 ieiner SnteGiaenS, eOentueu
9totbln9e &C. Su uerurtbeileu bat, f IL c
Riidlift nuf 9luieben Der 8eriOn
Uber ieiner Sippe. 9ieies 6iniiber=
i6ielen uad Den Hi9tcompromittirten
8eriunnbten Ober Yartei9enUheu iit es,
mas nur nllju oft 9ere9tfertigte Be
idulbi9un9en Ue9eu BEL ms einreiBeuz
Der 9lnhenjuiiij beruUrruft uno Den
9nroiunlpunft einer gere6tcn 8e6ts=
pIlcge irt Yulte cri6Ittert, nn9 Uel6sm
nlle Dor benz 8i9terituble slcid iein
iOueH. SeOnuern muB man baber, onB
8idtcr 0tUntgOmerp iciH icbeufnlIs 9e=
rc6tes llrtbeil nit ben pben nngefIbr-
ier, min6citens iiberfIIiiigcn @Orten
Bel cincm Ebeil bes YublifunIs nbges
idipdtJt bnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

Sm @tpnnt 2tu9uit 17S7 iuurbe bus
Sternenbnrner, Die rubmreide 5ln99e
ser Ger. Staoter, ais gtationalfabne
au9enommen. &cn uielen Seiten iuirb
nun Die 8egierun9 auf9efOroert. ons
Datum feit5uitelleu uno elne feitlide BE
ae9ung bes buuoertjdbri9en @eoent=
tages nn5uoroneu. g5 miro Der Sor=
idlng 9ema9t, an oem Gage ba5 Sterz
nenbanuer in alien 0auen Slmeritas.
BON Slo mad gtor6, BON Sit mad
8eit, ;u 9aube uno 5u gSaiier 81 ent.
falteu unb bur6 Salutidiiie 5u elmer
beItimnlten Gtunbe 81 be9riBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05
Her;uae niht |!

gSenn Du nitberstI9lagtn Ine aPpttitIos
6ilf, sepIdst nit Scpfrsb, unrubts, HtrsDs,
Issrbaupt dussr Srenuns, strjase nt@t'
GebrduHe dter feline ffimuliIenee Wsst3tHen
rber Sitters, berssifsat aus etuisem' l1ie1:
ten sybistey, tns Dir fur cine Stuaes pup
nbsr na&ber nm 70 i@is@ttr Tiatt; Ns9m'
R;eren an neuer 3bdtisteit aurest, nne Do
inn NISemeiuen frdftisr une adrtt. ein'
loI&e MeSi,in III Glestrie Sitttrs. ~ babtH
an so Gents bic 5lalHe in q. Raiis's Drug
fieTe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

Gin Acknowledgement Der 2an6mirtbt
ioa i'm september in Bbiln6elpbin Itntt=
finben. 3med berielben lit, inter benz
9itel ullniteb Stntes 8uarb Of gl9ricul=
ture" cine natiouale 8ereini9uns 5u
Stanbe 5u brin9en, beren Suuptaufsnbe
iein iOu, 9tfer6auz uno 9anoiuirtb.
i9nftsintereiieu our6 nationaIe @eies=
9ebung Su f6r6ern. Sebe Staats=
INSTRUMENTATION im 9anbe iuiro in
benz Gonuent 6ur6 9ele9aten oertreten
Ieir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

Sn 8ooupiue, Nto., baben Die 8efiir
iuOrter Der S9anflicena nit 1O2 Stim-
men Me6r6eit ii6er fire 9e9ner, Die
YrObi6itioniiten, 9eiie9t. @on bei6er
Seiten tuuroen Die 9r0Bten 9tuitren9un=
gen gema9t urb Die 9tufre9un9 iunl
cine gang 9erpalti9e. Wtit oieier 9t6.
itimmuns lit fir 8ponpil1e Die Sbanf.
licen5fra9e udbreno ber nd6Iten pier
Sabre abaetlan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05
Sermarn, MHo. Jretas, alnema, 1857

Sberman lit Oerjenise republifani6e
Rrdfoeutidaft5 San6ioat, oeiien 3Omi<
nation aui pemOfratiider Geite am
nreiiten gefHr6tet miro. 9ie Saltuns
Der oempfrntiifen BreiIe iIt 8efUeis
oafiir.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05
Gudlcu's arnita Salbe.

Die teft Salte in Der gSelt fir
S6niltpunten, Guethunatn, Geihpirt.
SaI,Hus, 5ieter- uub Srrfbsulen, 6le4ten,
asiprunstns SInbe, Subnerauden une du'
8lnt1usIbldss; fihere Stur fur Sdmorrbpiesn
pirbistne SeBabIuHg SerldHst. Soatse gu
fritbenbeit aarantirt pler bas 6rl6 ;urHdsr.
ffattet. prtis % Cents bic S&aatrI gu
haben in Ra6e5 Apetbe!e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

unbebingt MIR ein 8rets fir Seoerz
mann Der ieine S6ube sci Wt- g.
8eniin9 fault, benn ale gsnaren
iino nit beutli9tn 3ablen marfirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

0eutidlnnb bereitet iid INNER mebr
auf ben srOBeu 9antpf nit 6rautrei9
Dor, tuel6er taum nus6lei6eu fam. Su
MeB bsrridt Die gr6Bte 5bdt igteit Gag
umb @adt III @riueiteruu9 Der Sorts,
uno Die Sruppenu6un9eu nebmen feiu
guoe. llub baB Die SOrbereituu9eu
0euti6lanb's sriinOli9e iiub, iuer6en
bic &OtbbOien i9On erfabreu, iuenn es
5um &lappen fonmt. Cine fur1t6are
@affe udre es, iuenn iie Die @ei6i9te
Der 8eriuenbbarteit ei9ens cOnitruirter
2uft-8nGIOus betudbreu iollte, nit mel
dem man aus ii9erer 66Be feinOli6e
SefeIti9ungen nit 0Dnnmit iiberi6itten
fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

oaB er an9eiauseH ols Giienbabu= BO6
uno nls Der OemOfratiide8OB inRi6Ouri
dur5utretfn, nuf cine RilIion Dollars
nH9e9eben. Gs wdre iHtereiinnt 5u er<
fabreH, Ob er Oieie RilIiOn serna6t bat,
inoem er Die GiienbabneH fHr bic bemO>
tratii6e 9artei Ooer bic bemofratiide
&nrtei fiir Src Giienbnbnen manipulate.
(8oit=9ispath).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

gfnutid unO &ubn, GigeutbiinIer Der
0ru5ertbaIc fiibreH wubI 6ns sr6Bte
Eager bon s8bisfep unb Srdu6p in
bieIi9er Stabt nu6 UerfdufeH au9 ju
iehr biIiaen 8reiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

Sas GEtfommeu oes ,8oObler5"
Nc9arigIe'3 in Chicago 1T eli SeiteIt=
it'd 5u bem GuttOmmen oes S6ufteH
6ongnte in gnibingtOu DOR mebrercH
SSa6reu. gSOSu meroen uornebmen
Spisbuben Sriuile9ien serpdbrt, an Die
Elm nn6ercr @fnugener uidt eiHmal su
oeuteu iunat? Nc8arisle iuHroe ppn
einem 8i6ter uerurtbeilt un6 ein pIli6t=
pergefener 8enmte ldBt i'm eutiuii6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

9tbunnI II nuf bas 6ermnnner @Ulfss
blatt, Die Bette 6eutIbe 3eituug in Gas
connoe 9Cuntp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

ea5p mar h1nt, mir soten isr Gafssria,
Hts fts Elm 9inb Dor, rief iis mad Saftpria,
eie rDurbs Gin G5TauIetn, uHo bidt Su 6aKsFta,
aIs Ee 2ineeT haits, SAB fLe linen Saftoria.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05
@6dentli6er Rarftdrrid5t
Ortrrihr. RehI II. 1

/ VCttttutS 2He9t u. l. ~
Seoen Sreitng corriqirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
gsei5eu, 2 Nunlitdt. tdt.... CO
gSei5eu, 3. Nualitdt dt....... 81
SOrH, in &OlbeH. H.......... 35
9ei6dltes &oru. 40
9dfer. %
gtebl, per Sud, 1. Aunlitit =. 2 25
@tebl, per Sad, 2. Nmalitit =. 9 90
&Ornmebl, per 100 YIunb -. 100
Sleie, per 100 Sfun6. ........ 30
S9ipituff. per 100 Gfunc -. 60
Yrobnfte.
9orri9irt non
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grnrer
Die an9ese6enen 8reiIe uerScn BON ben
9dnolern nteiitens i'm Saul6e besnblt.
Butter, per Sfuno 10 III
@ier, per 0useno. no.... 81
9Hbner, per 0useno. ....I so 2 90
@nten, per 9ubeno. ....2 5O-3 so
9dnit, per 9ubenS. .....3 5O-5 90
@etrptneteGepfel .perGfunb 10
@etrOdneteEfrii6e, per8fb. IS
&artoHeln, per Suibel. -. 1870
3mie5eln, per 8uIbel. -. IS
gSeiBe Subnen, per 8ui6el. % 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

9tus9e5eidneteH California 8rannt=
tuein iebr bilig Bel 6rib a6Ger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

% Vfuuh fir 81 90.
3u Obigcm 9reiie perfaufen mir bit
beiteu 3weti6gen.
sc onniq'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05

Kfunrr ScbrsfeH naeb ptteber's GastOrfz
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-08-05
fit almer.naaEsme mn afnser.

,,GGRsria eIsa,s F4 fas Riabsr 70 cut, Sa5 i$
% smyfsbIs aI5 rcryasIi6H pis cue mir tet1uH.ea
RsstvI'.~ 8. q. aTosT, n. d.,
III 90, SJirTb St., GrorIIqu. 81. q.
, 1887-11-20

Some OF the experiences of commercial
travellers are unpleasant, although they
are generally supposed to have the best
of everything that is going. P. E. Dove,
who is well known among travellers, re-
Gently said that of all the bitter expert
ences he had ever encountered, the worst
was to be taken sick away from home at
a hotel. 1.-The man who is taken ill un-
der such conditions" said Mr.. DOVE,
cannot expect any attention from I'M
selfish motives. He will find that he is
obliged to give heavy tips to the porters,
walters, chambermaids and bell boys for
whatever he wants done. The sick man
in the hotel is considered an easy and
legitimate prey. Everybody can pluck
to the physician, who oftentimes divides
his fees with the men in the office.
mot long ago l was taken sick at a
hotel in Boston, and asked to have a
physician sent up to my He called
and made up a prescription. l asked his
price for the visit and offered to pay him,
but he said to me that it was all right, as
he had 90 charge to make. 1t struck me
that l had discovered a humanitarian in
the proprietor of the hotel, who thus
furnished free medical assistance for his
sick guests. When l came to pay my
bill, however, l found myself charged
with the doctors fee at SO per visit. 1
protested somewhat against this and re-
peated the doctors words, whereupon
the cashier showed me the physicians
account for the hotel, itemized at the
rate of So a visit for hotel employees and
So for guests.-New York Tribune.
, 1887-11-20

Nindmills are n very ancient inven-
non, but are not of much practical value
in a country where fuel is cheap, from
the extreme irregularity Of the wind
upon which they depend. 1t is hoped
that a remedy for this defect has been
found by the Due De Feltre in the trans
formation of the surplus energy of windy
weather by causing it to drive a dynamo,
thus converting it into electricity, with
which he charges batteries Of storage
cells. These in turn can be utilized to
drive the machinery in time of calm.
ANY such plan is, of course attended by
a very large waste of power, but when
the original quantity is so m as it
is in a gale Of wind, waste is n matter of
very little moment. Before the world is
many generations older more attention
will have to be given to the question of
yOking the great forces of nature to our
machinery and utilizing the enormous
energy of the winds, waves and tides,
not to mention water power n the di-
rect radiation from the u Dur store
OF coal will doubtless last for many a
long day to come, but we ought not to
forget that we are n ace of spendthrifts,
living on IL capital, and that we must
not miss any opportunity of economizing
the limited of our estate
London News.
, 1887-11-20


Beer wagon drivers eat less and drink
more than any class of people living"
The speaker was a big brewer and knew
what he was talking about. Yes" he
continued, 1.-The wagon drivers drink beer
so frequently and SO continuously that
they are almost constantly in a drowsy
condition. They drink mechanically
whether they want it or not, and l never
knew one to refuse an invitation to have
more. They seem to think it is their
duty t swLl all the beer they can put
down. They get into the habit at the
brewery. Every brewery has what is
called a taproom, which is nothing more
nor less than a free bar. Beer is always
on tap there, and the employees have free
access to it, with the privilege of helping
themselves whenever they please. When
ever a b%reweryman goes to the taproom
for beer he never drinks fewer than two
glasses. These are turned off in the
twinkling of an cye. The men drink SO
much that they lose their natural inclina-
ton to eat like other people. They seldom
eat a hearty meal, a bite now and again
between drinks being sufficient to appease
the appetite. There are few b~rewerymen
who drink less than u hundred glasses of
beer "a day, and I know of some who
never go to bed without taking in that
number and twenty-five more. "-Phila-
delphia Bulletin.
, 1887-11-20

OF the architecture of the Temple we
know little, except its proportions, and
that, like most temples of antiquity. it
was divided into three courts, called, in
this case, the porch, the holy place and
the holy of HOLES. 1t was extremely
small, measuring only thirty-fiye feet in
width, while the total length was only
105 feet; SC that its impressiveness de-
pended on its golden walls and pillars,
floor and ceiling, its precious jewels and
the richness of the embroidered hangings
that curtained the sanctuary. And min
gled with all this gold we read of brass,
a compound that seems to nave beer
scarcely less esteemed in those days, when
the tin mines of Spain and Cornwall were
among the recent discoveries of the Phoe-
n~icians, and the brass made at Tyre from
the tin of Tarshlsh Oh Spain and the cop
per from Cyprus was still a fancy article,
commanding a very high price.
The cost of this golden temple was de-
frayed by the moneys left by the offer
ings of the people, but heavy taxes were
levied to create funds for the palaces,
towns and fortresses that arose in such
ruinously rapid succession. No ~exchequer
could long endure such a drain, no nation
support so vast and sumptuous q court,
without murmuring; and although we
do not know what was the relative value
of gold and of the commodities of life,
the stress laid upon the fact that all the
vessels in the palaces were of gold points
to the conclusion that this provision was
as sumptuous in those days as it would be
in our own.-Magazine of Art.
, 1887-11-20
An EnElishman at the White House.

The accommodations for the presidents
family i'll the White House, however, are
on such a contracted scale that, strange
as it may seem, he is almost unable to in
vite visitors beyond two or three for
want of sleeping apartments. Yet all
effort to get a better house or in a health
Ter locality has failed. The ruler of SO
proud and wealthy a nation might be
more generously provided. AS it is, his
dwelling is more than half a public
office, for the people flock into the east
room at will, and its worn and faded
carpeting testify to the shuffling of many
feet, while the torn window curtains
demonstrate the stealthy energy Of the
relic hunter. A large number, who can
readily On various pretexts get permission,
climb to the upper story, and bore the
secretaries and often the president him
self with their opportunities, SO that he
has little comfort and not even privacy.
-Galenga's Letter to London Times.
, 1887-11-20

\ blacksmith at Hayward, Cal, has
proved by experiment that cool air is
just as efTectual as heat in drying fruit.
Directly back of the room occupied by
the forge is another apartment, which is
used for drying fruit. The cold blast
ome from the blower that supplies the
wind used in the blacksmith's furnace.
The fruit is placed on trays inside of an
inclosed frame, and the cold air blast is
then turned on. The action of the air is
soon noticed, and the fruit is found to be
completely dried. Samples of prunes,
apricots and apples are shown which
were dried two years ago by this process,
and which are still in a perfect state Of
preservation. -CLic.gn Times.
, 1887-11-20

Even in the lowest ranks of stage work
the pay is sufficient to live on comfortably
and allow a margin for dress and saving.
\ chorus singer will earn $15 a week,
where a governess will earn barely 81
and a shop girl SO or IS. On the stage
a girl or young woman has the hope Of
getting or making a fortune; and, above
all, she finds herself among people who
are willing to receive her with open arms
if she is pleasant. Here are no restrictions
of purse or cast. All are brothers and
sisters, and it lies with her and her alone
whether her new family shall respect and
look up to her or pass her down sadly to
those poor silly les who have missed the
nobility OF their aim and sacrificed all for
a short life of foolish merriment. No
wonder that poor girls of the better
classes go on the stage when they see
how much is to be done there, and then
regard dispassionately the few other
modes of earning a LIVELIHOOD .-Actre in
L~ippinCott's Magazine.
, 1887-11-20

let that cold of yours run on. You think
it is a little thing. But it may run into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of all Instructions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by
the use of Boschee's German Syrup. Ii
you don't know this already, thousands
and thousands of people can tell you.
They have been cured by it, and know
how it is, themselves " Bottle only rs
cents Ask any druggist
, 1887-11-20

1t is a subject of much speculation to
the general public as to how street fakirs
are supplied with their stocks. AT q
national political convention, after three
days balloting, a candidate for president
il chosen. AS the delegates file out OF
the hall they are offered badges with tho
portrait of the candidate. A great body
Of men assemblies in a town, and the rain
fails. With the first drops the street.
and the hotels are thronged with umbrella
peddlors. If it is hot, the same men are
selling fans. If it is damp, they have
cough drops, or, if it is bright, they offer
INT III tell you about this business.
The fakir never carries a stock. = He buys
and sells the same day. Every large city
has what is known as ''peddlers' supply
houses On the outside you will see
that they deal in EMOTIONS" or counter
goods. These stores have everything
from a can opener to a camp AK for sale.
and are prepared to supply the street
merchants with anything from pain
killer to ''smoked glass for an eclipse.
Thomas Haggerty in Globe Democrat.
, 1887-11-20

During a recent sitting Of the council
general of the Bouches du Rhone, a COM
mittee appointed to examine the finances
found that 800 francs a year vas paid to
the guardians of the tower" Investi-
cation showed that the tower had been
suppressed since 1867; q total, therefore,
OF 1G, 900 francs having been paid for
guarding nothing for twenty years. At
st. Cloud an employee of the palace still
received a salary for waxing the floor.
Tho palace was bombarded into ruins in
lS7O.-New York Sun.